Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Eddie From Ohio
Canonical path: /eddie-from-ohio/minnesota-1945
Related lyric paths: 6
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Minnesota 1945
Read Minnesota 1945 lyrics by Eddie From Ohio on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Minnesota 1945
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My mother was a black woman
and my father was a white man
And in the middle of a midwestern winter
they took cover in the night...
And they talked about injustice
And they talked about freedom
And they talked about Hitler
And made love to piss him off
And they talked about forgiveness
And they cried for their loneliness
And they talked about belonging--immigrant lives
And the snow raged past the window
And they held on to each other
And they stared out at Minnesota
And everything looked the same
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